Shipping Containers For Sale In North Carolina
New, used and custom shipping containers delivered anywhere in North Carolina — from $919, placed on your site in 7–10 business days.
Outback Shipping Containers supplies steel shipping containers across North Carolina, from Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro out to rural addresses and remote jobsites. Deliveries into the state route via I-85, I-95 and I-40, fed by the Port of Wilmington, so we can usually place an in-stock container on your pad within 7–10 business days of the order being confirmed.
Every unit is graded, photographed and sold against its own container number, so you know exactly which box is being loaded for North Carolina. Buy it as plain secure storage, or have our fabrication shop cut in doors, windows, insulation, power and HVAC before it ships.
Shipping container prices in North Carolina
Starting prices from live stock. Delivery into North Carolina is quoted separately by ZIP code, distance and site access.
| Container | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 10ft used | from $919 | Fits tight lots and driveways |
| 20ft used wind & watertight | from $1,095 | 160 sq ft — most popular size |
| 40ft used wind & watertight | from $1,169 | 320 sq ft — best value per sq ft |
| 20ft one-trip | from $2,259 | Near-new paint, floors and seals |
| 40ft high cube | from $1,955 | 9'6" tall for racking and conversions |
Delivering across North Carolina
Metro areas served
- Charlotte
- Raleigh
- Greensboro
- Durham
- Wilmington
Plus every smaller town, rural property and jobsite in North Carolina.
How stock reaches North Carolina
Containers move into the state via I-85, I-95 and I-40, fed by the Port of Wilmington. Your delivery is placed by tilt-bed onto a prepared pad, or by crane and side-loader where the approach is tight.
Lead times
In-stock containers: 7–10 business days. Modified units — doors, windows, insulation, power: 10–14 business days. Full custom builds: a maximum of 3–4 weeks.
Permits and site prep
Permit rules in North Carolina are set by your city or county. We supply drawings and specifications for the submission, and your deposit is refundable if the permit is denied.
What North Carolina buyers use them for
- On-site storage and secure lockups
- Construction and contractor jobsites
- Farm, ranch and equipment storage
- Site offices and welfare units
- Container homes, cabins and ADUs
- Workshops, gyms and retail pop-ups
Shipping containers in North Carolina — FAQs
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Get a delivered price for North Carolina
Send your ZIP code, the size you need and a photo of the site — we'll quote the container and the placement together.